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CALCULATIONS

CALSi IN iONo
In Finance, Insurance. Dover
and ali Life interests
Advice about Life Insurance.
DAVID Parks FAcKLsh.
Consulting Actuary.
has over 20 years experience
and references. has been con
suited by many insurance Goa
and state Insurance author
tiles WIN place clients IN
surances imbartially Ia fhe
Lsst o0n,paniSs and on ths beet
plans, AMI compensate him.
self by tho smno commission
from AL companies Address
d. T.. fACkLER.
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ETATEN ISLAND.

A,sembyman Edward Moore. Of Richmond County. has
sent letter TO his constituents stating that he WI
nlacc i'm The Comfy and other public Offices or
he county files OF all bills introduced IN the Legislature
There nj be less than file boards yet the Board OF
Supervisors has appropriated $3.50 for tie purpose.
staten Island will have TO 10 without In few days
coal cannot be procured The Richmond County GAS Com
pany only company the Island Ia nearly
having but hundred pounds at It's works at
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Petersburg presented to the conference An ~
cona,n o the poor In lie has been engaged ior
number years baptist minister IN INA. ey anu ass in
nrson As hts among tho poor and nc
Charged with omcntng troubles against o h ss ~
NV he IA secure congregation AMI ne wishes 10
build church. visit TO this country u 10 oo!a
nrnoss The conference passed resolutions APPROX
ng his mission and promising what aid could We given MN "
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rppRyBOATs MEET IN A roc.

and bay were thick with fox yesterday morning
r .av,rat,ou was dinicult About 1890 O'Clock the Bar
,lsv street fsryboat Lackawsnns came Into collision win
the Chambsrs Street fsrybos Psvonia IN ne North ysr
snS scLs n being Hoboken ana the IA
vous Lenr bound Tor Ee Railroad eteten n etsey
C1Y The wheel house ana wheei Oh W. s'es W INV ~
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wanna crushed decks swept OF rslnes
and sates When together good deal OF
board but II wAs soon Queted NO
hurt.
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WFsTCHESTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VRRxoSMrs Caroline Purtelo before Justice
Emonds charge alleged malpractice
upon Ella NJ Martin OF Eastchester age twenty She was
arrested 10 obtained by the young
kdonds demaDde 81 900 bail 70 await tho
action OF tho Grand Jury which was furnished by r. j.
Casanos OF New Rochelle.
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Jersey CITY.

About 100 OF the Iorari strikers returned tho factory
reipsated old They
were ali back The working foice ut the factory
numbers 800 persons.
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ffRCUIARsf \

send circulars DoyOu wish them 20 reach prob
able 10 returned marked NOT FoUSD We
refer 10 "ho ha, ur our Metropolitan Drecory
SOLICITED arranged by streets Of Now York aud sub
urban towns senipo-ts lot acopy Tor examination.
TuE AEON CRY DIRECTORY CO..
No IL University Place.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY.
Sun rises 7l9 Sets sos MOO. ssts Goa Mseus Ara.
HIGH WATER.
AN-sapdy Hook. 907 Gov Isld. ek3 Hell GatS lO,a
PN-sandJ Hook 6;l2 Gov laid. 6.92 Hell Gate iii
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GENUINE SHETLAND SEALSKlN Sacqucs,
~ Hudson Sarques best In tho world. prices
marked down G. {. siANNE, Manufacturer los Prnccst
broadway.
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" c. SHAYNE, FORRIER, 1903 PRINCE
~. ST has prices OF all Furs and Soalskn
garments large assortment to select from.
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ASKING AID FOR OHUROH IN ST. PETERSBURG.
At tile BAPTIST Ministers Meeting in Aurrayst yesterday
the Rev A. r. schews pastor Of the Baptist Church Of b.
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BROOKLYN.

Pending an appeal in the case OF Thomas lee fifteen
walsh for improper the presence OF grl. in er
kinss carpet yarn factory where he was smpogea ne mas
again The Knights OF Labor who supported the girls IN
have not been taken back.
searching for burglars who broke into the grocery 81
si Young men who The crue. concealed in cave
s Se1a Me ;e G sy- Of q 5ar and goods
the fouud tere floor OF oo"s h'd oeen 11
neved that gang have committed series OF petty crimes
pg n lse EeSeSn General Committee this evening. Inc
revision includes striking out twomrls OF the "he
the former rules anda few minor alterations
seck ~choneld was held the Grand Jury yesterday
Slvcs
The Aldermen Yesterday Ordered s4470 % to be paid to
cemen ilon whose pay !ne sp I @s e m To-
fecoverit
Frank Fce well.Enown jeweer and dealer in Diamonds
lie native OF Palermo SICILY and came !" ihs country
in 1855 lie prominent In efforts to relieve he famine ~
his death. lie lett wife and one son.
The funeral Of Mrs. Amelia s Thompson granddaughter
Of the late Henry &1 r 1Ho1 pSGG T m
died last autumn IRON an abscoss upon neck Ell ~
blow from his SroiT in boxing match IN rrs s w
children year old and tho other two monhA Tho rev
| lis Rensen.st- The burial IN Greenwood.
The dissolution OF the drygoods firm OF oeser CO N
sn dRa ss vi nS and
decided TO sell out te present s,oe a. uon h and Vs.
Sr Sns the %ieSmann Bfot1srs been 6a5ns
l
MI LOeser his The price WAS not made pnblc bn
$1,000 paid bind tho bargain The two stores VIII be-
run Mr. LOeser Will open new store Al Fulton 81
AID Hanover place weeks Many OF the former en-
ployes OF the hrm will remain with him
Secretary Whitney has decided 10 allow the Mnncsot "a
list OF naval I'll for few years longer some
ago Gherari the comnandau oil The Navy
Yard instructions To MT TIE Tennessce 0i service
training receiving ship for naval apprentices IN pa. o
Minnesota but Secretary whitney has been told ths hG
rotten the Mnne0ta even more 80 and
Minnesota would probably noat little longer than
her companion
The Of the Brooklyn City Railroad went
into effect satisfaction OF the company aud
President Lewis said They are the most libria
time railroad and we arc SATISFIED
experiment" sample opinion from conductor
all iuy satisfied get hfty one minutes instead
dinner In, and get through All hour
earlier At night"
Lieutenant John Abbott u ", feet secretary OF The
North Atlantic squadron, has been discharged from tt
Brook Hospital aud granted leave lie was trans
from flagship Tennessee 10 the hospital on Deccm
Der ~, with typhoid fever Lieutenant Joh r. MeIgs
o. NJ fleet gnnery officer OF the squadron Is now suner
phod fever caught on board OF the tennessee
The third meeting of tho Brooklyn Methodist kpi'
cOps the Aged and lntrn, al McDonOugi
st held last night Al The u asoi
Place Episcopal Church The Rev H. NJ hatnolu
and the made addresses IL was announc 9,
ground had beeD purchased covering The west
crn half Of between PARK place, Newb orK ave ano
Butlrrst ON building will be erected Inc tota
amount now pledged for the building fund is SZ5Ooo
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INCOMING STE1MERS
Announcements

All sizes. lengths and shapes in Sealskin gar
uents prices marx ell down. G. O. ShAyno, los PrcesL
Albert Lewis " D.. 7 Reach-st., near West
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81 to - bust measures III scalskin garments,
prices down. c. G. shayne Furrler los Frlucos
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HENRY a. DANIELS. VI. ID.

TTINK1 n. UANTELN, Vt. u.
lti Lexington ave. between. 20th and SOth st-
Hours 10 J. ito T. diseases Of the Nervous system.
Gcnito-UflnAry organs Impotence and stcrlity.
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SHIPPING NEWS

PORT OF NETWORK. JAN. "a, 1857
ARRIVED
Steamer Lake wnnpsG tBrj. Campbell Liverpool Jan o.
via Boston, with mdse 10 James Arkefl a Co.
steamer Sueva Ger, Ludwig Hamburg Jan o. nsvre H.
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JERSEY WAISTS.

Broadway, 4th-ave., 9Th and 10th SITS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-09
THE CHILsON CASE.



District court met Monday after
noon at ! o'clock, and the trial OF the
above case was proceeded with.
The REORGANIZATION Of Henry
Anthony, who was GA the stand
when pourt adjourned Saturday, Was
concluded ellelting nothing new.
l.. q. BurfOrd, surveyor was put
on the stand, to explain some draw
ings he had made Of the relative pO-
sitiOns Of various objects, surround
ing the scene Of the tragedy. He
had also drawn q map OF the situa-
ton for the defense, which he also
explained to the jury.
d. {. Lockwood, Of Topeka, but
late OF Salina, was then sworn: He
had written or copied an affidavit
at the solicitation III John Ward,
about his mothers pension matter
He had talked 10 Head about -four
weeks before election on Ober's cor.
ner about politics, etc. Head said
1--WE got papers IN ny pocket Il
send Chilspp % the Penitentiary.'
Witness called Head q liar, and h,
said, che (Chjlsan) robbed a pool
peRsianeF," and thereupon, ChIlsOr
stepped up and said, "YOu are
liar" Witness said he was yer,
friendly 10 Chilson, aud that HEAD
would pitch into him for Il.
Geo, DeViney, lived on the Mul
berry. and had worked for ChIlsoI
nearly a year. He said Chilson go
home that night day after election
about between n aud y O'Clock
He came home in the team ana
Michael Wise was with him. HI
said he had had q fight with Head
and Head g9i the best Of him, ar,
he sh0t and hoped he had not kills'
him. He told witness to feed tn
team and greese the buggy as he wa
going back 70 salina to give himsel
up, they started In about one hou
from the time they came. ChIlson'
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nion

Messrs. Hiue & Shantr Lave a
well equipped piano and OIgun store
now in Chico, aud are doing II good
business.
Mr.. A. Miller met with a serious
accident having the misfortune to
cut an ugly wound ON his hand.
Mr.. Sharp, and sister, visited Sa-
lima Monday.
Rev. Blake preached q most inter-
esting sermOp' Sunday evening.
Measles are prevalent among the
Juvenile portion Of our cOuntFy-C.
\. Manchester Is quite sick with
hem.
The Bridge Post G. A. Il. held an
interesting meeting Monday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Hayward, Of
fremont, ILL.,, are visiting at Mrs.
II. Ii. Gillum's this week. They; as
well as all other visitors to our
country, are delighted with the
country.
Farmers are busy repairing ma
chinery preparatory To- harvesting
grain.
Mr.. Ed. Kelly Is busy selling ma
rhinery OF all Kinds.
DO not forget 10 attend the club In
Miller's grove Satur lay afternoon.
The ladies of the Baptist Society
have elected the following officers
for their society: president, Mrs.
II. II. Gillum; vice president, Mrs.
HedstrOm; secretary, G. Gillum;
treasurer, l.. Manchester.
The ladies Of the NJ. F. church
will hold a lawn social at the resi-
dence Of c. Post, Thursday evening,
June 9th. All are most cordially in
vited to attend, and 20 with the in
tentiOn Of assisting them financially
in their work.
Mrs. Gould, and daughters, re-
turned TO their home at Lawrence,
Kansas, Monday forenoon.
L. d. Manchester spent Sunday ct
home.
We are glad to see the citizens tax
ing so active n step in the fishery
business.
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face was cut, and he ives cOmplni,
Ing all the time that his arm hurl
It was not unusal for him 10 com,
home that late.
Mrs. LYDIA Eaton was the mex
witness. She had been at ChIIsop,,
house a year ago last winter, when
ChilsOn said II It wasn't for his fam
lily he would kin Head. He had
been talking about the Ward pension
matter. B. @. Hancock was sworn.
He was present at Ober's corner
when the quarrel between Head and
ChilsOn was going on. He was con-
stable aud went in between the par
ties and separated them. Chilson
Afterwards told witness u he had not
got In between them he would have
killed Head.
q, A. Hitler, one Of the attorneys
for the state then read a few am
davits TO the Jury from Mrs. Nancy
A. Ward and others to the effect
that ChilsOn had got her pension for
her and that he kept out $25 oft for
Hon. John A. Anderson and SO for
Senator Plumb.
j. w. Rice knew both parties and
had tried several times tomake them
settle up thelr differences and become
friends. He had seen Chilson In
July OF August, when he tried to him
why don't you and Head make M
Chiison said "thats what | want 10
do" Witness then went to Head
and said TO have him make peace.
but Head answered, ''ho would stop
when he got ChilsOn In the peneten-
tiary,
Charley Martin was next sworn.
lie was Justice OF the peace Of Glen
dale township and the aforesaid afl-
davits were made before him. After
the parties had left and the afildavits
were made, ChiIson with another
party came up TO witness house and
commenced talking with Mrs. Ward
about the pension money and her
store bill at his (ChllsOn's) store.
He offered to pay her back tss.
which he did. She says, "How
about my bill," Chilean said
"Grand-ma, that Ia all settled now"
Witness BY request afterwards went
to ChilsOn's house, and swOre Mrs.
Ward to another affidavit.
Mrs. Martin was then put on the
stand, and her testimony was about
the same a. that Of her husband. |
VIM. Howell, Of Glendale, had |
lived with Mrs. Ward. In May, !
1883, Mrs. Ward and ChllsOn had a |
conversation In which he said he
would have TO pay John A. Ander-
son $95 aud Senator Plumb sol
for their influence In securing
the pension. When he paid her the |
money they were at ChilsOns store. |
He afterwards saw him at Charley |
Martins, when he said he had made |
a mistake and paid her 3S3, and |
saying the store bill was paid.
He, witness, had also met ChilsOn |
out i'm tho field and had some trouble !
with him, In Feb. lSa2.
At this point the Court adjoined |
till . o'clock this morning.
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school hoard Proossainr..

Committee Of examination was APP
pointed as follows; Prof. Owen,
Miss A. NJ. DOOley, Prof. Fitzpat-
rick.
The following teachers were
elected: Misses A. NJ. DOOIey, E. J.
Delghan, F. s. Hamilton, Mary
Bishop, E. J. Hume, 1. V. Bartlett,
L. L. Young, Mildred Fowler, Ella
Johnson, Nellie Jordan.
Mr.. A. ]. Slice aud the Misses
Alice aud Jesse Glenn, who were
elected May 2Sd, comprise q poFtiOn
Of the corps for the ensuing year,
which must he from twenty-thFee to
twenty-five. The board adjourned
to meet Friday the 10th, at which
time the school house bids will be
opened.
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Il. D. Fitzpatrick. J.W. Going
FFrzPATRICIx A GOING.
Real E-tate. Lean. and Insur-
anee Agents asd Ab-trae-
a0r

They will be pleased to see you
to-day and every other day, at their
Office In Post Office Block, salina.
Kansas. A regular line Of hacks and
carriages run from their corner to
all parts Of the city, free Of charge,
to all who wish to examine their
bargains in city and suburban prop
erty. They will sell you lots in
South Park fifty By two hundred
feet In size, at from three hundred
and seventy-five dollars up to five
hundred dollars each, and give you
liberal terms. They have one Of the
finest blocks In this finest addition.
They have an acre fronting ON Santa
Fe Avenue and Highland Avenue. A
beautiful tract for a very reasonable
price. Call and see about il. Three
lots on Santa Fe Avenue in the Kan
sas Wesleyan grounds, all together
on corner for only fifteen hundred
dollars. How would you like two
fine lots on Iron Avenue for only
eighteen hundred dollarse They
are a bargain. In fact space is too
valuable to enumerate many Of the
bargains. These may be sold before
you see them. DO you wish to bor-
row money to assist in building you
e house? They have money to loan
on city property for one, two or
three years, principal and interest,
payable at their Office. They have a
complete set Of abstract books for
Saline county, kept up every day.
Do not buy anything without an
abstract, they will furnish you COM
plete abstract at a very reasonable
price. They are the agents for the
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company for leaning money on
farms. You can get money on good
at per cent and a reason
able commission. II you want
straight loan they will do hetter than
most Of the loan companies One
yoOd feature Of these loans is that
they can be paid in sums Of one hun
dred dollars, whenever coupon is
due, and the interest reduced that
much all the loan can be paid at
any time. They have houses and
lots for sale, farms for sale, and acre
tracts for sale, in fact almost any
thing you may need. This space be-
longs TO them and from time to time
special bargains will appear. Do
not forget the place nor the firm,
& Going Post Office
Bloc k, Salina, Kansas.
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The experience with the water
yesterday should put the citizens
in proper frame Of mind to deliber-
ate calmly and carefully over the
question Of sewerage. There was a
striking unaninity last evening
among the citizens I'm favor Of a
complete system Of sewerage, and in
favor Of such an amount Of bonds as
will secure It. The city has out
grown the simple village methods
which have hitherto obtained. The
experiments OF surface drainage
have all proved unsatisfactory. The
city council, i'm our opinion, will find
that the Taxpayers and lot owners
10y large majority, as well as the
voters, want something done imme-
diately about q substantial and en-
during system Of sewerage, and they
are expected to take some steps with
reference TO obtaining It.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-09

Vestry and church wardens OF
Christ's Episcopal church met Mon
day evening, June 9Th, 1857, for the
purpose Of considering the matter
Of making addition to church and for
other work connected with church.
Rev. ]. A. Antrim informed the
vestry that Mr.. Hugh King had
made out an e~timate Of what the
cost OF addition to church would be.
He said that Mr.. Kings estimate
was based on a good substantial
strong frame, the church to be
parered throughout, and would cost
about Al, 400.
Moved and carried that work be
at once proceeded With, Vote Of
thanks " ~ passed 10 building COM
mittee Of rectOry and they were dis
charged. All accounts connected
with building have been paid. The
building committee for church were
elected and ara as folloWsi Rev. J
A. Antrim, Hugh King, J. q. Dan.
iels. f. G. Gay, G. X. Martin, Col. s
NJ. Palmer, J. E. seaver, Mr.. Hugh
King to be superintendent OF th'
work.
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We must say we admire the hne
sense Of appreciation Of the Abilene
Ga-ctfc in making frequent extracts
from the JOURNAL, and arc disposed
TO believe its readers are the gamers
from the carefully penned prOdue-
tiOns. We are always pleased to
have been the means Of assisting
our brethren IN improving the con-
dillon Of their columns. We viii
further add for It's information that
the Sal,na Board Of Trade, while
having incurred some indebtedness,
is working with q will, snd that 3
considerable part % the present
bonn Of the city Is directly dttribu-
table to its we'll directed efforts. The
GascftC viii please make . nOts
accordingly, aOd say that q Is very
energetic board Of trade.
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The fsctfobolitan hotel was sold
Nopdav to H. 8. sbafer for $1,000
Mr. shafer will put up two three
story buildings, with iron FRONTS on
the lot adioiuing the hotel on the
south. using the upper stories f1r
sleeping rooms In connection Win
the hotel building.
Mr.. Murray, who was ,eailed to
Albion, y, Y, some time ago TO bury
his father, has been detained there
bv his mothers severe iilasss. She
also died last week, and after busi-
ness matters can be adjusted he will
return to salina, aud assume his old
position IN Mr.. Bonds Office.
Wilma Hill, son Of Il. Hill, tailor
South Eighth street, fell from tree
on 8. p. Hughes place, Monday
afternoon, aud broke one rib. Tie
boy was In search Of q birds nest.
He fell fourteen feet. Drs. Devices
and WintherbOtham were called IN,
but found no other Injuries.
A change Of time takes place on
both the Lincoln and Mcpherson
branches to-day. The passenger on
the Lincoln branch leaves here at
Gas p. M, and arrives here at 1925
a. m, and the freight leaves n II ;35
a. m, and arrives and $3.50 p. m.
The Mcpherson passenger leaves at
4:45 p. m, aud arrives al liii5 4, M,
aud the freight leaves at 1880 a. M,
and arrives at IS p. m.
The ladies Of the First Methodist
church are making preparations for
a Kirmess 10 be held in the near
future in the Opera House, No
pains will be spared 10 make It one
Of the most novel aud enjoyable
affairs Salina ever seen. They have
been held i'm many Of the eastern
cities, but this will be the first one
in this section Of the country.
Rev. G. A, swensOn, of LindsbuTg,
Rev. J. +. FlOrin, Salina, aud sever
al other ministers from MCPHERSON
county. passed through this city
Monday en- route TO Chicago 10 at
tend the Augustana SnyOd, in ses-
sion i'm Chicago. At the close Of the
session Of the SnyOd they will at
tend the commencement exercises
Of Augustana College, Rock Island,
Ill.
Addison & Seaman are getting
ready for the final removal Of their
lumber yard to Fourth street, near
the uptown depot. Besides placing
some stock on the ground they have
had the building occupied by w, F,
Gilbert a. a carpenter shop, on Fifth
street, removed TO the rear Of the
ground, and II will be used for lime
house. The building also on Fifth
street used by Messrs. Brown for a
shop will be used for a
sash and door storage room,
At a meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the Gypsum City butter and
cheese factory, Monday afternoon
the following directors were elected:
}. II. Kingman, u. A. Eagles, Sam
lel BatdOrf, VIM. Kouns, J. b. Six
king, y. j, Jackson, f. c. Smith,
rhos. Tinker, u, &, Paragraph. |
The directors then organized with |
the following officers: President,
samuel Batdorf; vice president, J.
y. Sikking; treasurer, ID. A. Eagles;
secretary, NJ. Keith.
The Citizens Loan & Aid Assoeia-
lion held their annual election last
night. The old directory consisting
Of ]. w. Kraft, w. y. Gilbert, +. w. |
Ober, NJ. ID. league and T. d.. Fitz-
patrick were elected for the ensuing |
year. The following reports show |
The gratifying success Of the ASSOC
rlation.
Second srmi-anuual statement Of the Ciu- |
lrns Loan and Aid Association.
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A large assortment Of millinery
at cost at Mrs. l, a. Hutehlnson's.
2l-St
FOR SALE.-TwO good Ran lOlph
headers. Address Wesley KOuns,
Salina, Kas. 2l-tf